ISM-Rochester, Inc.
A Chapter of the Institute for Supply Management working together to advance the profession of supply management.
Rochester's Leading Supply Chain Management Professionals
ISM—Rochester, Inc. is one of over 56 chapters of Institute for Supply Management® (ISM®). ISM Global is located in Tempe, Arizona and has over 50,000 members. ISM—Rochester has over 200 members and counting!
ISM serves as a center of excellence in establishing best-in-class professional standards of competency and conduct for its members, and for matters pertaining to purchasing, materials, research, and education.
Through alliances with its members, other chapters, and other organizations, ISM offers education, certification, research, and management programs to further the understanding and growth of the profession, servicing anyone interested in any phase of purchasing and materials.
ISM—Rochester is a non-profit association governed by it’s bylaws and a Board of Directors with committee members who are volunteers. ISM-Rochester’s fiscal year starts June 1st and the Program Year runs September through June.
"Loyalty To Your Company, Justice To Those With Whom You Deal, Faith In Your Profession"
ISM—Rochester Founding Principle
Membership Meeting: September 19th - Priority Trade Issues and Market Update 2024/25
Lunch & Learn: October 22nd
Upcoming Events
September
19
2024
Chapter Meeting
ISM-Rochester Membership Meeting: Priority Trade Issues and Market Update 2024/25
ISM-Rochester Membership Meeting: Priority Trade Issues and Market Update 2024/25
Join us for our September Membership Meeting with speakers from Mohawk Global, Chris Lindstrand, Vice President of International Transportation and Karen Damon, Vice President, Regulatory Compliance who provide a high-level overview of the following CBP enforcement areas:
• CBP Priority Trade Issues – identified high risk areas for CBP
• UFLPA – continual additions to entity list
• AD/CVD – increased cases specifically for China and Southeast Asia
• Trade Remedies – Section 201, 232, 301 – highlights of recent actions
Are you an ISM Student Member? Contact ISM Member Services for special pricing. 480.752.6276 option 8.
September
24
2024
MEMBER WEBINAR
Member Only
Supply Chain Costing and Performance Management
Supply Chain Costing and Performance Management
This presentation is based on the book “Supply Chain Costing and Performance Management” that Gary Cokins co-authored published by John Wiley & Sons. The book is a result of a research study to examine the application of supply chain profit and costing measurement methods in multiple industries and international settings.
Learning Objectives:
- Why there is pressure on supply chain trading partners to collaborate rather than be adversarial.
- Why customers are the source of shareholder wealth creation for suppliers.
- How to measure and manage supplier, product, channel, and customer profitability.
- Why as differentiation from product advantages is reduced or neutralized due to commoditization, then service level differentiation matters, and the customer relationship grows in importance as a competitive advantage.
- How to shift the mindset from growing sales to growing profitable sales and to view customers as investments like in a stock portfolio to seek higher ROIs – return on customers (ROC).
- How to consider influencing a company’s suppliers’ suppliers and customers’ customers – second tiers and above.
October
02
2024
MEMBER WEBINAR
Member Only
Compiling Supplier Data to Inform Sustainability Compliance
Compiling Supplier Data to Inform Sustainability Compliance
As the regulatory landscape continues to shift with new mandates like CSRD, CSDDD, and SEC disclosures, creating a streamlined supplier engagement strategy is more critical than ever. This webinar will guide you through developing a strategy that efficiently gathers the necessary data for compliance without overwhelming your suppliers. We'll explore how to minimize supplier fatigue by aligning your questions with multiple standards, reducing the number of requests, and ensuring a smooth compliance process. Additionally, we'll discuss how to integrate these data collection practices into your procurement lifecycle—from pre-contract phases to value creation moments—so you can expedite compliance, mitigate risks, and decarbonize your supply chain. Join us to learn how to make regulatory requirements a seamless part of your procurement strategy.
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